RACHELLE ROGERS
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Books
In this rare metaphysical excursion, seasoned writer Rachelle Rogers explores the synergy between inner and outer realms, past and present; a richly poetic journey that reflects the beauty and resilience of the human spirit.—Mindy Lewis, author of Life Inside: A Memoir
...An unusual, touching account of a woman’s search for self-acceptance.—Kirkus Reviews
Rachelle Roger’s bailiwick is the dram of magic that makes life bearable when romance disappoints. She deals in the heavenly intercession, the unaccountable coincidence, the sudden surge of whimsy that sends dependable people off on flights of fancy that bewilder their loved ones. The stories in Possoons are wise, funny, and uplifting, and I highly recommend them. ―Susan Hasler, author of Intelligence
...A Love Apart presents in lyric language and intelligent characterization, the idea that a profound spiritual love is a force that will not be denied...The story of the past love as it pertains to the present is like a literary pentimento—time fades to reveal beneath the surface story the beautiful and tragic one written 800 years before. And in this modern time something fine and carefully crafted is salvaged from love’s sorrow. —Gail Adams, author of The Purchase of Order
On The Blog
StarLions and Reclaiming My Leo
This has been an extraordinary month. I’ve been following impulses that have led me to discover amazing things. And in the energy of August’s astrological sign of Leo—my Moon and Rising Sign—I’ve been inspired to reclaim parts of myself that I’d suppressed. Early in the month, I began to notice lion energy all around me…
Odd Scribblings and Galactic Recollections
What I’m offering here today are a few stories that led to thoughts that led to other stories that may or may not fit together in any coherent manner. It is pretty much an echo of my inner and outer reality lately. On a Saturday morning a couple of weeks ago I was intent upon shifting my focus…
Flash Truth and Fiction
At various times during this past month, I found myself contemplating things I’d heard or read—some offering perceptions that differed from my own, others offering flashes of insight inspired by new slants on old perspectives that for me felt true. See what you think…